could see right through you. >> cooper: and you're still the same way. >> neeson: i hope so. >> cooperlymena boys dreamed of becoming an actor, but liam neeson was drawn to the stage in grammar school. >> neeson: this is the stage where i first performed. i think i was 11 or 12 years of age. and i joined it because there was a gorgeous... there's always a gorgeous girl. ( laughs ) >> cooper: that's what was at the root of it? >> neeson: yeah, yeah. who had skin of alabaster, kid you not. >> cooper: really? >> neeson: lips, cherry red. she was 11 years of age. >> cooper: do you remember that feeling of being on the stage for the first time? >> neeson: i sure do. i'll never forget it. and i know where i was standing. right over there. and it was, like, "oh, my god, this is great." >> cooper: neeson saw acting as an escape. he went to belfast where he auditioned for the director of the lyric theatre. at the time, belfast was a dangerous place because of clashes between protestants and catholics over british rule. >> neeson: i called up. and they were actually looking for someone over six

and he underlined six primary areas of cooperation. cctv is core to chop has the details the premier league said conley of africa's role in maintaining world peace and stability is africa has become one pole of the world in three dimensions and when claire on the stage of world politics. you can shoot the heir to the global economic growth and to call for party human civilization in order to further deepen bilateral ties. we proposed for guiding principles treating each other seems fairly and equally consolidating solidarity and mutual trust to jointly pursue an inclusive development and promoting innovation in bilateral practical cooperation. we should root for them. she's pushing. i went to china and africa have always respected each other's core interests and major concern. china spoken out in support of effortless just pours a legitimate positions africa supported china and safeguarding its major interests. we have strengthen collaboration and coordination in international and regional affairs and this is effectively up hold the co

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. >> cooper: mirren helped get him an agent, and his talent, good looks, and sexual magnetism won him hollywood's attention. over the years, he got small roles in big films, but he didn't get worldwide recognition until he was cast in "schindler's list" by director steven spielberg. >> neeson: their fingers polish the insides of shell metal casings. how else am i to polish the inside of a 45-millimeter shell casing? you tell me. you tell me. >> cooper: he said that he wasn't looking for a movie star, but he was looking for somebody who women would... >> neeson: yes? >> cooper: ...that had a presence but that women would fall for. >> neeson: he didn't tell me that. but i think he certainly wanted someone without any cinematic

wished they cooperated. need the ability to negotiate. the sentences are fair. we are not prosecuting users. we are not prosecuting marijuana users. it is a myth. we are prosecuting people with prior convictions for the most part, dealing in significant quantities over a long time. that is why we have conspiracies that run one, two, three, and five years. that is what amazed me. you could charge somebody with an agreement that lasted that long time. but the jury gets to see the whole story then. it is not just a search on a drug house. that would be our statement, congressman. i appreciate the time. >> anybody else want to comment on mr. evenson's reflection? >> thank you. i have two comments. one is i apologize for interrupting. one of the things we need to do is go by our experience. mr. levine pointed out that there has been a group of 16 or 17 states over the last several years that have reduced or eliminated mandatory sentences and have not seen an upsurge in crime. i would point out two things. he omit

closely cooperative with a number of key partners in this area. but in the world of declining budgets, is likely we will come to rely more on those partners to resources means for their defense as we work more closely together on the way. we are doing just that. so let me spend a little bit more time talking a bit about each of these to interest based missile defense priorities. defense of the homeland and regional ballistic missile defense. regarding the homeland, the fact of the matter is that iranian and north korean space launch and other activities include multistage systems that can feed the development of ballistic missile technology for longer range systems, including icbms. we have to take the threat seriously, even though neither nation yet has a mature capability and both nations know they would face an overwhelming u.s. response to any attack. while we were still obviously prefer to take a threat missile out while it's still on the ground, plus the launch, we won't always have the luxury of doing so. and because it's our policy to stay

and japan, and the close cooperation, especially on the military side, close cooperati cooperation. but what we have as a concern is we do not support the japanese, japan become a strong military. it's less than a century, japan tried to conquer the region. we have a very bad history. so if japan wanted to do something it must be very, must be made in kind of open way. it must be transparent. so that's what i think. you know, japanese support is even very important to the military operation of united states, even in korea. i understand that. i once visited some you in bases in japan to understand those kind of support is very important to the u.s. military operations. so i hope the u.s. and japan maintain the very close to operation relationship. but these days i will that the general cover the very good topic the next hour. the u.s. like to have a trilateral cooperation. to make it happen i believe japan should be changing. for example, look at the history. japan still deny the pact, mutual in history, mutual in the past. so the examples are sex slavery or the are many bad behavior

nouring their cooperation is easy task. they do not want to cooperate. this is hard, mean business.he sentence they face is too low they will tell you they can do their time standing on the head. i have debriefed personally hundreds of arrested drug dealers and explain to them in the presence of their attorney the need for them to assessed and -- assistant test of my truthfully. congress provided their sentence could be reduced by the judge if they assisted. they are facing a strong minute them mandatory sentence and the only way they will get a sentence reduction is to substantially assist. they have to be willing to testify. this straightforward choice of andons designed by congress enforced by the department of justice has led to the dismantling of numerous drug organizations in every district my city, and town in america. without the cooperation of these co-conspirators, federal law enforcement will be unable to charge and arrest these leaders and sources of supply. without minimum mandatory sentences many if not most would simply refuse to testify. minimum mandatory sentences a

cooper? >> no. >> mr. cooper votes no. >> mr. turner. >> aye. >> mr.turner votes aye. >> miss burdio? miss burdio vote no, sir. mr. klein? >> aye. >> mr. klein votes aye. >> mr. courtney. mr. courtney vote no, sir. >> mr. rodgers. mr. rodgers votes aye. >> mr. lobbysack vote no, sir. mr. franks? mr. franks votes aye. miss tsongas. miss tsongas votes no. mr. schuster. mr. schuster votes aye. mr. garamendi. >> no. >> mr. garamendi vote no, sir. >> mr. conway. mr. conway votes aye. mr. johnson votes no. mr. lamborn votes aye. miss hanabusa. miss hanabusa votes no. mr. whitman? >> no. >> miss spear vote no, sir. mr. hunter? mr. hunter votes no. mr. barber? mr. barber? mr. barber votes no. dr. fleming? >> aye. >> dr. fleming votes aye. >> mr. carson? >> mr. carson votes no. >> mr. coffman. mr. coffman votes aye. >> miss shea-porter? miss shea-porter vote no, sir. >> mr. ridgell votes aye. mr. mafay? mr. mafay votes no. mr. gibson? >> no. >> mr. gibson votes no. >> mr. kilmer? >> no.eel >> mr. kilmer votes no. >> mrs. hartzler? aye. mr. castro? mr. castro vo

he won't cooperate.tainly if jay z was giving the beatdown to solange or anybody else, the police would be all over it. glad no one was hurt. >> mel, it doesn't matter oftentimes when a woman is assaulted if she is hesitant to be a part of the witness team. >> they usually are, particularly in domestic situations. >> yet those charges go ahead. >> yes, they do -- >> circumstances -- >> but mainly because the police are involved. i mean, ways goihat's going to y happen here is the police, i would hope are going to contact these guys and do an investigation to see if anybody wants to press charges, to see if there's anything here, and just like joey just astutely pointed out, there's no way in hell these guys are going to cooperate with the police. they don't want this to be anything more than what it probably was, pure speculation on my part, you go to the met gala, you drink a little bit too much. if you were in my kitchen in the morning -- >> you're crazy. you're a crazy lady. >> when i look at the way

documents showed how beginning in 2007, nine internet companies were cooperating with the nsa. gellman wanted to make sure his reporting wouldn't damage national security. >> we very much did want to know what they thought would do concrete harm, and how, and why. and the u.s. government asked me not to publish the names of the nine companies that were supplying information to the government in the prism program. and i said, "why?" their argument was that if we publish the names, then the companies would be less inclined to cooperate. and i guess we agreed to disagree on that one. >> the washington post is reporting that the... >> narrator: the post went ahead. >> narrator: the prism revelations reached beyond the collection of phone records. this was about the acquisition of content from tens of

in addition the main areas of cooperation. we also want to focus on is the development of the cotton manufacturing and services sector. our role as the private sector is actively involved in the past and development context. i want to congratulate everybody with impressive progress that could extend his reach. we are ready to provide guarantees to private investors willing to invest in development of nixon's economy during the cooperation we have already invested about five hundred and seventy nine million dollars in such areas as manufacturing finance and telecommunications. and now we like to attract more investors to ensure stable growth of economy of the country in creating new jobs. the main economic problem with the european union is still in employment more than ninety million people registered in job centers the lowest rate of unemployment is correct in austria in germany that makes five percent in france people cannot find jobs makes more than eleven percent in an elite four percent against the background of the ongoi

stand by for more of anderson cooper's interview with the interview. his health and state of mind. >>> and this -- chaos and violence as a new vote threatens to tear ukraine farther apart. will russia annex another part of the country and throw more fuel on this explosive conflict? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> cnn has learned that a new reevaluation of flight 370 data is under way. this comes hours before the hunt for the plane resumes, serious new doubts are being raised right now about the possible pings from the so-called black boxes and whether searchers have been looking in the wrong place for weeks and weeks. the ocean shield is closing in on that same area, even as we speak. our experts are standing by. they're looking at all the new information coming into "the situation room." let's get the very latest from aviation correspondent rene marsh. what are you learning? >> today, wolf, a u.s. navy source telling me reanalysis of critical data is happening

wished they cooperated. we need the ability to negotiate. the sentences are fair. we are not prosecuting users. we are not prosecuting marijuana users. it is a myth. we are prosecuting people with prior convictions for the most part, dealing in significant quantities over a long time. that is why we have conspiracies that run one, two, three, and five years. that is what amazed me. you could charge somebody with an agreement that lasted that long time. but the jury gets to see the whole story then. it is not just a search on a drug house. that would be our statement, congressman. i appreciate the time. >> anybody else want to comment on mr. evenson's reflection? >> thank you. i have two comments. one is i apologize for interrupting. one of the things we need to do is go by our experience. mr. levine pointed out that there has been a group of 16 or 17 states over the last several years that have reduced or eliminated mandatory sentences and have not seen an upsurge in crime. i would point out two things. he o

he elected bush or ways talk about it was chuck coopers daughter the of light -- the lawyer who findsmidway through the case his own daughter was a lesbian and now about to get married in massachusetts and he is joyfully planning a the wedding. to talk about credit it is people coming out and that changes everything. rob portman is a wonderful example and is absolutely opposed to marriage equality and finds out his son is gay and here's the cases he was a republican in senator often mentioned as the presidential candidate. so people telling the story is whether the four plaintiffs to become known to america chuck coopers daughter or portland's son is where the credit begins. >> host: exactly something some day say the organizations have been working on that for a long time and that is the foundation of the proposition viii to litigation and to so once the authors have them out is anything you would change? >> no. i set out to write this story. i hope there are other books with this was an important moment in american and civil rights history and lgbt history. i think i have read mark

not wish to cooperation. the sentences are fair. we are not prosecuting users. we are not prosecutors in error want users. it is a myth. we are prosecuting for the most people who are dealing with significant quantities over a long time. that is why we have conspiracists that run one, tow, five years.d to see they gets whole story then. it is not just a search on a drug house. that would be our statement, congressman. i appreciate the time. >> anybody else want to comment nson's reflection? >> thank you. i have two comments. one is i apologize for interrupting. to do the things we need is go by our experience. it has been pointed out that there has been a prince of 16 or 17 states over the last several years that have reduced or sentences mandatory and have not seen an upsurge in crime. he omitted talking about california, which has had as many as we mature prison releases -- as many premature prison releases as the states combined. required early releases in order to reduce the prison population, to make pri

so first and foremost abby who cooperated the event (clapping) mr. gene from garfield and paul school mr. allen lee and chinning elementary school and claet stephanie from the elementary school let's give them a big round of applause. we also (clapping) we've mentioned the main room is named after our first public person laurence there's a beautiful bust it was xhiktsz in our artist it here deanna there she is it's a beautiful piece of art (clapping) okay. now without further ado, you've heard repeatedly the wonderful support we've had from the friends of the library our executive director here is talk about his work director scott (clapping.) thank you lewis it's a great pleasure to be here. you you've passed the bond that built the building but you made all the furnishings and stacks i helped to raise from $20 to $79,000 we've got over 4 hundred and 36 donors who given so thank you for your generous support you'll see the names on the wall and if you want to make a donation one gentleman gave me a check for $1,000 this afternoon. we wouldn't have d

how do we assess the cooperation between the u.s. and mexico on that?other aspect of that is i understand the state department works with the california attorney general's office to help provide oral advocacy training to the prosecutors in mexico and that our l.a. county sheriff's office hosts a study tour for mexico city police, and i was going to ask also how these state-level exchanges help improve cross-border relationships at the state level and in turn help on transnational criminal investigations. but i also wondered about the effectiveness of these programs and thought you might have some comment on that. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i just might. may i start with your first question, and that is the state of cooperation between the united states and mexican governments. you are correct, as always, at the start of this now-not-so-new of president peÑa nieto as of the first of december, 2012, there was a period where both governments logically and understandably said let us review what is the nature of the cooperation that we have today. i would s

"i just read a transcript of donald sterling's interview with anderson cooper. and while magic johnson doesn't need me to, i feel compelled on behalf of the nba family to apologize to him that he continues to be dragged into this situation and be degraded

james fenimore cooper, a lot of terms in here by cooper.ooper was the first one to really write about the american indian and the native american. and he invents a whole language more them which it's not -- some people said it's demeaning, but it's his attempt to get at their culture. he creates words like war paint, firewater, happy hunting ground for their sort of heaven or the other life of the americanç indian. and cooper has a marvelous sense more this. if you reread it, i reread for this book i reread last of the mohicans, and he's basically, he's not den dating the indian -- denigrating the indian. i think he's trying to interpret their culture the best he can. and the europeans deeply appreciated cooper. cooper was probably the most popular writer of his time in europe because the people in europe were understanding or at least trying to understand the culture that we were vanquishing at that point. we were taking over them. he had a nice, cooper also had a nice phrase, one of the things i liked in the early writing about john paul

anderson cooper kep pressing him.owners vote to oust you, and deny you ownership to the team, will you fight legally? "kept evadin "kept evadine "kept evadin -- he kept evading question. it's pretty clear he's not going down without at fight. >> you can't have a rational conversation or a rational analysis with a guy who's completely off his rocker. the only thing i disagree with in brian's comments is, i actually don't think he's lying. i think in his heart of hearts he doesen believe that he's a racist. that he comes from such an old, old, old, old, old school, that just providing paychecks and a job means that you're basically a saint, and so i don't think that he was lying. i think he's so delusional, and a guy, by the way, that has been able to buy his way to control everything. when the justice department comes after him, he settles for less than $3 million. he wants to move the team in violation of the nba constitution, he countersues the nba. this is probably the first time that donald sterling has lost contro

in the future of the concoction a corporation can also execute in the peace and cooperation. the people to people contacts. now will be paid to put it as well so we have already noticed today that the phone company. until the close of five tyler atc has maintained high in prison how have i said to the incheon seoul. place each month a mother whose actual contact i know some people to people contacts. the peace and security. so those sectors. the great potential full terms in africa the man. it's also i got to play in africa's key from security challenges the peacekeepers to the democratic republic of congo. so mommy i'm so gonna get great support and financial aid to the peacekeeping mission since then it died. this is in africa. thai stocks that this sprawling over the cost of five decades. we really could sell to six africa is expected to take political and economic cooperation with the cousins to new heights and strengthen the people that i just knew the nation's lot of things for africa sleep seems to think he ate it. thai opposition leader potty seat in the dead diva has

he spoke to cnn's anderson cooper about his amazing story.ey." >> you were climbing with sherpa who got sick before you made the summit. what happened? >> yes. so at about 28,000 feet, we had a conversation. he was not feeling well. we were the only two people above the 26,000 feet which is very rare on everest these days. >> so you had a discussion with him. what did you decide? >> he said he wasn't feeling well. and at that moment, i had to make a decision. i'm going to solo mt. everest, solo the summit. >> people don't do that. >> no. >> how far did you have to go alone? >> the last 1,000 feet. >> and when you finally made it to the summit, was it everything you thought? >> i think you ask anyone who made the summit, they'll give you a different response. i was completely alone so it was very surreal. i was trying to take it in. i made a radio call down. people below me were excited. it was hard to process it. two months to get there and i was there and i didn't have much time to take it in and i had to head down. >> you had broken your go

cooper. >> thank you mr. chairman. let me stipulate that joe wilson is one of the finest members of this committee. i'm a fan of all the members of south carolina and georgia but it's still an earmark folks. the chairman and i had a short conversation earlier and it was his understanding that someone in the administration requested this. i just got an e-mail and they did not requested. dod did not request this. there is a base level of $196 million in the president's budget. that's fine and i'm not disputing that but surely $200 million is enough for our friends in south carolina for a debt project area this is just an earmark. this is a zombie earmark. this is a dead project and it's not enough to give a $200 million. we are going to give it another $120 million because we love joe wilson and jim clyburn. there's another mystery here in some might even call it miracle. because we are witnessing a birth. the only way he can claim this is not an earmark is that happened without anybody being involved. it just happened.

james fenimore cooper, cooper was the first one to really write about the native american. he invents a whole language. some people say it's demeaning but it's his attempt to get at their culture. he creates words like war paint, firewater, happy hunting ground for the heaven or the life of the american indian. cooper has a marvelous sense of this and if you reread it. i reread in this book last of the mohicans and he is basically , he is not denigrating i think he's trying to interpret their culture the best he can using the english language. he has a real skill at it. the europeans appreciate cooper. cooper was probably the most popular writer of his time in europe because people in europe were understanding or at least trying to understand the culture that we were vanquishing at that point. cooper also had a nice sense of phrase. one of the things i liked was his early writing about john paul jones. he talks about the right stuff. he says jones has the right stuff. he had courage. he was diplomatic and he was this and he was this sunday was that an of course tom was come

at stake, stuyvesant town peter cooper village along the manhattan's east river. but with fears of a potential sale steinberg and fellow tenants worry that the affordable housing that has allowed them to live here for decades will be wiped out. >> we're fighting for everyone who lives here. >> reporter: steinberg, who is 67, and retired pays a little more than $1,300 in monthly rent, about half the cost of market rate. regulated rents by the city are the hallmark of stuyvesant town built in 1947 for world war ii veterans developed by metlife with the city's help. owners have changed hands over the years, deregulating rents for some of the tenants and deregulating more rents will be the priority for new owners. >> it's a certain. how quickly they can do so. >> reporter: in 1986 this complex sold for $5.4 billion. but the buyers eventually ran out of money, and lenders took control. >> they thought they could raise rents more quickly than most people have ever done. >> reporter: the developers and blac black rock in that deal that field. capital is now in control of

first, donald sterling as he talks to anderson cooper. >> honestly you believe that? >> i believe it 100%. >>> it seemed like donald sterling was going to fade into obsecurity after being banned by the nba. we had enough of the tape after he scolded his girlfriend regarding magic johnson. he sat down with anderson cooper. >> what time of guy goes and has sex with every girl and then he catches hiv is that one we want to respect and tell our kids about? what does he do for the black people? he doesn't do anything. >> i spoke earlier with mike, the co-host of espn's pardon the interruption from chicago. mike, welcome. >> thank you, howie. >> i thought the media were done with this donald sterling story. now there are new tapes in which sterling talks about having sex with his girlfriend. he's fighting the $2.5 million fine. is this an important story? >> yes, it is. it is salacious as well, but it is an important story. i don't know the last time that we had a public figure in a place like los angeles, no less, someone who owns a sports franchise, all these things are t

chinese also went into deep and cooperation and trade any vestments and agriculture and energy. he promotes the beach bunnies made the claims saying that suite includes quotes the high sixties and is under reasonable prices. the planes could be a tough choice for nigeria and other african airlines. jorgensen said that his disease is the song chinese and reliable friends chance prosperity and a wall with no interior. he said mike sheahan and heidi i use the china africa cooperation framework proposed by the king's speech at the headquarters of the african union. alston talks into the this week's list a series of agreements be installing our economy and technology medical treatment and health infrastructure aviation and agriculture. at a joint press conference with jordan and he said. we like cheering as for his song real weak developments and each artist technical strength and experience. the two countries could join forces on nigeria's coastal rail projects. johnathan said that nigeria is ready to heat homes communication with china expanded trade and investment ties. and that o

. >> our middle east expert from egypt, thank you for joining us. >> pakistan's leader says cooperation, not confrontation should find his countries relationship with india in the future. >> talks were held with the new indian prime minister after attending the new inauguration ceremony. that countries have been archrivals for decades and it could signal a thaw and neighbors icy relations. >> still, he warned his counterpart that militants must stop using pakistan's soil to launch attacks against india. >> there's more to this handshake than mere symbolism. on the first day after being officially sworn in as the new prime minister of india, he met the leader of pakistan to discuss the thorny issue of regional terrorism. >> we had to go to cooperation and it would be if not to, i emphasize. my government stands ready to discuss all issues between our two countries in the spirit of cooperation and sincerity. >> bilateral relations have been difficult since independence in 1947. the two countries have fought three wars over the northern region of kashmir, which is home to muslims and hindu

you are talking to anderson cooper about this. i don't know if we should respect him in that. clearly there is no one involved in coaching him. >> are you sure. >> he should hire somebody to stand behind the interviewer. >> guys like this have helpers, right? >> they can't be handled. >> you can't teach them new tricks or how to be polite. >> he had one new trick. he brought his granddaughter into this. was that wise? he is bringing in the grandchildren. >> eems. i would love -- 50eu78s. i would love to know the nursery school that denied a 4-year-old candy and said we don't give candy too racists. there is no way that happened and if it did there should be a lawsuit against the school. he said everyone got candy. >> i was just thinking about how silly his argument was. >> you really think a nursery school did that to a 4-year-old? >> how does a 4-year-old go home and then say they gave every child candy except me and called me a racist. a 4-year-old doesn't know what that means. >> do you know 4-year-olds? they come home from nursery school with lies. there are so many lies.

and so -- >> well, yes, but the leahy amendment is what prohibits our active cooperation in the steps that i've just enumerated here, you know, in the tracking on the ground, and being able to plan that attack on the ground, that's the whole point. i mean, we had the testimony by the defense department last week in the senate, that this vetting is a persistent and very troubling limitation on our ability to provide assistance. they're talking about the leahy provision here. particularly training assistance that the nigerian's so badly need, unquote. so this is a problem. >> and so i'd like to address it. the issue is to aggregate the immediate crisis and what options are available to deal with supporting the nigerians in their effort to rescue the girls. versus longer sterm engagement. i think it's important to disaggregate those and look at the facts as they pertain to each case. in the first case i spoke yesterday to the deployment team in abuja, and they are very pleased with the growing level of cooperation that exists, both within the intel fusion center and with their broader di

what we request is maximum cooperation from the appearance of these girls. up to this time, they have not been able to clearly give the police the identity of the girls yet to return. >> public anger is fuelled by the conflicting figures from the different level of government about how many girls are affected. >> they tell lies about finding 121 girls. while after some times we discover that it was a pure lie. and i believe they are still working on the lies. they are not doing anything up to now. they have been promising us that these girls would be found. up to this moment i am talking nothing has been done. >> the anger is as high as it is because schools have been attacked before. in february '59 children were killed at a school nearby, despite millions spent on fighting the group. >> the military insists there was an ongoing operation to free the girls, but will not give up details for what it calls security reasons. i asked when the presidential committee is expected to report back. despite the international pressure a presidential spocks person would

it will cooperate with the investigation. elizabeth prann is live with the latest on how this committee will all work. >> good morning elizabeth. >> you are right we are getting a clim ps of how the house select committee wiis forming. they will dig into all decisions and activities surrounding the incident that will include the government's ability to prepare and react. john kerry says while the administration has been open in the past they will only cooperate with the investigation. >>> we have delivered over 25,000 documents. the fact is that documents require a legal process to go through for examination of executive privilege or other kinds of classified or other kinds of things that may or may not be in them. it is just not -- doesn't happen automatically. i have guaranteed we will cooperate in every single they will. they are blurring the circumstances around the attack to protect the president's reelection. it could perhaps change the outcome of the insurance accident. >> why did it take the united states military so

he told anderson cooper that he, "loves the league and his partners" he also told cooper that he feels he's entitled to one mistake after three decades as an owner. sterling says the reason he decided to appear on cnn is that he was emotionally distraught about the situation.ap-bkn--clippers- sterling clippers' sterling apologizes, says 'not a racist' eds: apnewsnow. stands as writethru to bc-bkn--clippers- sterling's wife. will be updated. with ap photos. los angeles - in his first public comments since being banned for life from the nba, los angeles clippers owner donald sterling apologized for racist comments captured on tape, saying they were a "terrible mistake." in the interview taped sunday and set to air monday with cnn's anderson cooper, sterling says he's "not a racist," he loves the league, his partners and believes he's "entitled to one mistake" after more than three decades as an owner. the interview came nearly two weeks after nba commissioner adam silver banned sterling for his comments, fined him $2.5 million and urged the other league owners to force him to sell the te

they even have the power to move chuck cooper who fought them in the supreme court. posts that you paint a wonderful beautiful picture of them in the book. i guess the question again is it's not a book that purports to be about their stories but what about the risk that because you got so close to them you weren't able to gain perspective not about the plaintiffs as human beings but about the claims. >> guest: i did not set out to right the entire history. i set out to write a story of the five years between that passage of prop 8 and the supreme court cases and the amazing transformation in the country that went on. i wanted to do that in a very intimate way. i think there will be many other looks they get to some of the things you are talking about and i think that's great. i wanted to tell a story about the people and i do think the perspectives we are talking about spend a lot of time talking about are very much in the book. there are just told three different characters and they are told to carry stored. they talk a little bit about the frustration. lee jones, h

cooper.ink that i can have freedom but you can't because you're short or you're tall or gay or fat or pretty or thin but i can have it, not because by anything i earned. i just was born white, i was born pretty then you're just stupid. the truth is no one of us can be free until everybody is free. and every one of us needs to say to our children, children this is your world. come out. stand out. earn it. >> you ask questions in a time magazine article recently that you authored and questions i want to ask you. you wrote, can you imagine if we did not have this under-girded hate and racism and if we were not crippled by these idiocies, can you imagine what our country would be like? how can you answer those questions? can you imagine? >> yes, i'm brought to weep when i think what my country can be and will be when we develop enough courage to act courageously and with courtesy and respect for each other. just imagine what on earth -- we wouldn't have to say we're the most powerful country in t

cooperation. fourth and final point is the next steps for this regional network building. i would argue that deploying and integrating a ballistic missile defense system among the united states and japan should be an overriding priority grade i use tot phrase deliberately reflect my sentiment. they don't want something they consider to be integrated with united states. this is an issue that has come up in the wartime control issue. also, as david suggested, between japan and south korea. irreparable enough, it's basically integrated. we can privately have our national security teams finessed this difference. need missileallies batteries to handle a wide range of missile threats. you are dealing with a growing threat of even tactical short-range nuclear weapons that could be launched in south korea -- launched at south korea, we already have that in guam and hawaii. this provides another layer of missile-defense coupled with other programs like the x one radars in japan. , as david suggested, they

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in november of 2013 after implementing earlier steps in going on our long record of security cooperation and shortly after nigeria and the united kingdom made their own designations we also designated boko haram as a terrorist organization. our approach reflected our evolving assessment of boko haram's threat potential of the utility of sanctions of different types and their close coordination with partners. significantly a nigeria have been reluctant to seek international attention for the boko haram requesting the al qaeda regime. some make a difference we contained have concerns that corruption and human rights russians particularly those forces that have operated in the northeast continue to undermine governments attempt to defeat boko haram militarily. given these concerns we continue to press the government of nigeria to demonstrate protecting civilians where boko haram is not in this mean sending entity for human rights violations by security forces. let me be clear that there is no equivalence between the actions of the nigerian military and those of boko haram the terrorist grou

johnson will be sitting down with our anderson cooper tonight.going to speak about those comments and everything that's been said about him. that is going to be an exclusive interview tonight on "ac360," 8:00 p.m. eastern time here on cnn. >>> and now to the search for hundreds of nigerian girls abducted from their school and held captive for nearly a month now. this morning, manned u.s. planes are flying over nigeria, hoping to spot something, anything that could lead them to these girls. that comes after boko haram is believed to have put out this video, showing about 100 of the girls. the terror group is now pledging the girls will not be set free until imprisoned terrorists are also released. vladimir duthiers is live in abuja, nigeria. vladimir, what's the left of, let's say the degree of confidence that the girls in this video are, indeed, the girls who were abducted? >> reporter: well, victor, the united states says it has no reason to doubt that this video is legit, although we, cnn, have not been able to verify its authenticity. you have

cooper: do you think she did it?terling: i do not know, and a the romance kind of foolish and a kind of foolish i thought she let me and really cared for me ideas being peculiar is older than her i was deluding myself. >> reporter: on the audio tapes starling is heard telling steve young will to stop posting pictures of herself with black athletes like minded johnson, and that he does not want her to bring black gas to clipper games starling said he talked to john since licensed recordings came out did to apologize to him? if i sit anything wrong of stories of the person on me wouldn't want to say he has has he done everything he can to help minorities i don't think so bossy and he's a great bottle think he's a good example for the children of los angeles. >> catherine: johnson has not responded to star wars, as he has previously said he did not leave croatia retain ownership of the team >> the st. louis rams like michael sam defense of and treasury. defensive end, missouri >> reporter: it was a tremendous amount of

it happened at cooper and huntwood avenues. ktvu's brian flores is there. you are pulling together information. brian, if you can hear me, what did you find out? >> reporter: still a lot of unanswered questions. what i can say, there are several hayward police officers here this morning, again, on the corner of huntwood and cooper here in hayward. i count at least seven police officers, several overs as well, investigating a double shooting that happened at this house on the 200 block of cooper. it remains blocked off as police continue to investigate. police got the call shortly before 5:30 this this morning after many residents called in after they heard several shots fired. hayward police have confirmed that that are two men were shot. we don't know the circumstances behind it. we understand they were transported to a nearby hospital. we don't know the extent of their injuries. we know that the shooting took place at the house as well. but it's unclear if the men were shot inside the home or perhaps on the driveway. we're still working on piecing that to

ms li said china is willing to continue its cooperation with ethiopia in infrastructure such as roads railways as well as telecom services. he also said china supports ethiopia's efforts to build special economic zones as well as is the two parks is willing to fight the necessary technology. he said china will continue to encourage companies and financial institutions to invest in ethiopia. thus i knew was in cooperation with china has improved ethiopia's economic growth in restructuring after their meeting the two leaders were o countries signed a number of contracts including wellington cooperation agreements with the construction of roads as well as industrial zones. he really is on a four nation africa tour though also taken to nigeria angola as well as kenya as he aims to strengthen china's growing ties with the concept. lily's visit africa marks the fiftieth anniversary of the first trip to the content by chinese leaders all bilateral ties began with humble expectations they have grown dramatically in recent years. arlington explains she appealed to me on respect and equality. s

that's what sterling told cooper.y sterling, she said she also thinks that donald is suffering from the onset of dementia. you can see that and much more. that's coming up later this morning on "good morning america." >>> next to virginia where the search for the victims of the hot air balloon accident came to a close on sunday. now we know who they are and more about the moments leading up to that fiery crash. abc's susan saulny has the story. >> reporter: search teams recovered the third and final body from the hot air balloon disaster. two dear friends died together when this balloon went up in flames. both were members of the athletic staff at the university of richmond. ginny doyle was associate head women's basketball coach. natalie lewis was the director of basketball operations. in a statement to abc news, university officials confirm that doyle and lewis took the flight together at the mid-atlantic ballooning festival on friday evening adding, words cannot begin to express our sorrow. the tragedy made for a s

>> no, sir. >> so there's still cooperation in that regard? >> yes, sir. >> and there's a number of other things they're still cooperating with? >> yes, sir. >> the gentleman yields back. >> may i add to that, sir? >> you need to make it brief. >> on the conventional side the russians have been modernizing but -- and it has been a source of some concern but we feel as though the assets available of the nato alliance are sufficient to deter any incursions on nato territory. >> thank you, mr. hartley. the chair will recognize the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. perry. >> thanks, mr. chairman. ladies and gentlemen, appreciate your time. ms. friedt. the state department is aware that russia may have been in violation of the 1987 intermediate range nuclear forces treaty while negotiating the new start treaty. the first question is when, as far as cu -- as far as you understand it, did the administration first learn of the possible violation of the i.n.f. treaty by the russians? was it in 2008? >> sir, the -- the treaty -- the ratification of the t

t pc lead by director tom smith and kevin are just great this makes this thing click this cooperation within the two-piece two seektsdz out there is this huge improvement over what it used to be. i congratulate them and the staff for putting that together it's marvelous out there. thank you >> thank you tom. i'm going to ask we've got quite a few of the people attending rather than having people to stand staff please give up their seats for people in the back and once a couple of those items are over we'll see exodus people sit down we can't have you blocking the doorways. >> thank you. >> is there any public comment there the president's report seeing none, public comment is closed. on item 3 the general manager's report >> good afternoon, commissioners good afternoon san francisco friends how are you. >> good. >> so typically we like you outside not in buildings when it's sunny and beautiful we're going to make an exception so you can see how the city works we want you outside playing in our parks all right. arrest commissioners i'm sorry i was laid i scam from buena vista park we w

both sides have benefited from their cooperation. the kitchen and said his visit is expected to expand exchanges and cooperation on poverty reduction and common development. he seeks to spend than industrial and commercial cooperation by hoping to promote africa's industrialization and manufacturing sector. and he also hopes to enhance human resources and people environmental cooperation which could help sustain momentum in africa as one can develop. the chinese from his trip will start in the african nation of ethiopia. the later move on to nigeria angola and kenya successively in ethiopia in the kitchen will attend the completion ceremony of a highly constructed by chinese corporations and paid a visit to the headquarters of the african union in addis ababa. the next leg of his tour taking the time to nigeria where he will attend the twenty fourteen world economic forum on africa in the capital city of umbrage at least third stop of the angola where he'll attend the seminar with chinese companies and overseas chinese. and in kenya